Sentence examples for get more clues from inspiring English sources

Scream Queens panel: ballroom 20, 6.45pm PT So far all we know about the second season of Ryan Murphy's horror show is that it is going to be set in a hospital, but we're promised to get more clues about this drama/anthology hybrid at the panel.

Next, it will use a database of genes maintained by Incyte Pharmaceuticals, in Palo Alto, Calif., to compare the bone formation proteins to other sequenced proteins, and to get more clues.

And we get more clues in a few weeks when Apple is expected to unveil its new tablet device, which may or may not have some sort of carrier network and/or carrier-run WiFi agreement that comes with it.

Then he finally gets around to opening the document we're supposed to get more clues from on the desktop.

"With cleaning, we hope to get more clues in the dress and the jewelry that could be a message as to her identity," he said, citing a heraldic device in the broach of the woman's hair as a possible clue.

That means we can re-examine their testimony in greater detail and be more confident of getting more clues about the fate of the rest of expedition".

There was a feeling that the prescription levy could play a role in reducing this type of waste " I think with the levy now, people are getting more clued in, when they have to pay.

Today we get more of a clue why: HootSuite, an enterprise-focused Twitter client that actually got a name-check in that blog post, is teaming up with Twitter to sell advertising on the social network.

"They said our computer was infected with a virus and used various social engineering techniques to try to get more info, but she's pretty clued up," said Richard Lee-Williams from Wales.

The most important thing to remember about lie detection is that one clue alone does not guarantee lying -- if you see some of the clues listed below, it is simply a red flag to get more information.

They might get some more clues at 75.